SEO & Content Writing Intern

Help alokknight.com rank: research keywords, write blog posts and service pages, and fix on-page SEO — with real data from Google Search Console and Ahrefs. This is a full-time internship (48 hours a week, Monday to Saturday), remote or in Lucknow.

What you'll do

  • Keyword research and topic clusters for our services: Django, Next.js, AI, SaaS
  • Write long-form blog posts and landing page copy, edited to our style
  • On-page SEO: titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links, image alt text
  • Track rankings and traffic; report what moved and why
  • Help with link-building outreach and directory listings

What you'll get

  • A paid monthly stipend
  • Real work on live products (alokknight.com, SmartLandlord) and on client projects — not practice tasks
  • Direct mentorship from the founder, a senior engineer who built and runs a SaaS live in 7 European markets
  • Internship certificate and a letter of recommendation on successful completion
  • A full-time offer for the strongest performers
  • Full-time internship, 48 hours a week, Monday to Saturday, for 3–6 months — remote or from our Lucknow office. Treat it as a real job: you own real deliverables with real deadlines

How we hire

  • Apply with your CV and the links asked for below
  • A short practical task (a few hours, in your own time)
  • A 30-minute video call with the founder
  • Offer and start date — usually within a week of the call
  • Excellent written English; you can explain technical topics simply
  • Understanding of SEO basics: search intent, on-page, internal linking
  • Writing samples (links required) — blog posts, articles or a personal site
  • Comfortable with Google Search Console and Ahrefs, Semrush or similar
  • Available full-time for 3–6 months: 48 hours a week, Monday to Saturday

Nice to have

  • WordPress or other CMS experience
  • Basic HTML
  • Software/SaaS topics
  • AI-assisted drafting with careful human editing
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